SUKI MIGUEL

Keyboardist & Vocalist

Suki Miguel Suki's Signature
Birthday: 18 July, 1952
Age: 24
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Lesbian
Race: Black
Nationality: Angolan & British
Birthplace: Romford, UK
Accent: Essex
Band Position: Keyboardist, Main Vocalist (on three songs), Backing Vocalist
Voice Claim: Gemma Collins

About

Suki Miguel (born July 18, 1952) is a British-Angolan singer-songwriter and clothing designer born in Newcastle. She gained fame as the keyboardist, former main vocalist and backing vocalist of Sticky Tape.

Appearance

Suki is a 5'4, ___ lbs, 24 year old female. Her voice is a high pitch, with an Essex accent. When speaking, Suki tends to drawl out her words. She typically wears heeled boots / platform shoes, which can add up to five inches on her height.She has very dark skin, which changes slightly depending on the season. Her face is a rounded oval shape and her eyes are dark brown. Her eyebrows are shaved off and she draws them on with a black or very dark brown eyebrow pencil.Her hair is blond with two blue streaks, one in her bangs and one from her hair parting to the end of her hair. Her hair is styled into a 1960s style bouffant.Bold eyeshadow is apart of her image; her makeup often changes and she typically wears a nude lip. The makeup she wears on stage / for publicity is much more extreme in comparison to her daily living, where she usually wears none or natural styled looks. Her makeup and hair streak is usually changed in order to match with her outfit.

Personality

Self-assured, anxious, control freak, hardworking, selfless.Suki is a really kind and helpful person, often going out of her way to put others before herself, but is routinely smeared by the media and portrayed as "bitchy" and "controlling." Her true colours are frequently mischaracterised, so when people meet her for the first time they're usually confused that she isn't "a total bitch," and is actually a sweet woman.She wrote and composed a large amount of the songs with Kazumi, but her efforts are often ignored in favour of the man. She is very work-oriented and put the most effort into sucess out of all of her bandmates.She is in frequent pain caused by her endometriosis, but continues to work and perform throughout this. The most obvious display of this was when she vomitted off the side of the stage, but remained playing. This caused further backlash, where she was put on blast, labelled as "disgusting" and rumors were pushed of her being a drug user, despite being the only band member that did not do drugs.

INTERVIEWS

[24/02/1973]
INTERVIEWER:
How does it feel dealing with all this sudden popularity? Surely it’s very daunting going from your average working class individual to a nationwide sensation just overnight.
SUKI:
It’s fine. I mean – I didn’t think we were that good really.
INTERVIEWER:
Well, you were the one who started the group, didn’t you?
SUKI:
Yes.
INTERVIEWER:
And you were the original singer. Does it make you jealous that Kazumi is the focus of it all? Of something you created?
SUKI:
Why would I be jealous? It’s not like he could do this without the rest of us.
[MILDLY IRRITATED]
INTERVIEWER:
You think he couldn’t be successful without a keyboard player?
SUKI:
[NO RESPONSE]
INTERVIEWER:
Well?
SUKI:
No, I don’t. You’re already annoying me – you’re quite rude. And, I thought this interview was meant to be about me; speak to Kaz if you care about him.
INTERVIEWER:
I – You’re right, I apologise.
[FLUSTERED, HANDS UP]
[CLEARS THROAT]
You had a lot of success with your self-titled album, Sticky Tape. Have you been working on any music – a successor to that amazing work?
SUKI:
Well, we’ve had plans, but there’s been some – creative differences.
[PAUSES]
[AIR QUOTES]
INTERVIEWER:
Creative differences?
SUKI:
Yes. People want music they can dance to – they want pop, they want rock now. Soul is great, but you’re not dancing to it at the club.
INTERVIEWER:
Sticky Tape was soul and it's been very successful.
SUKI:
I know, but everything changes fast, we want to be ahead of that change before we release. But, – we’re working on figuring that out right now.
[LOOKS ANNOYED, PUTS TONGUE IN CHEEK]
INTERVIEWER:
Does Kazumi want another soul album?
SUKI:
I’m not talking about him right now. We can end this interview if you'd like.
INTERVIEWER:
I apologise, there’s clearly some tension between you two.
SUKI:
You can think that.